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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 3, 2000
(Washington, DC)— Joel Kelsey, Policy Analyst for Consumers Union, testified today before the Federal Communications Commission on the Digital Television Transition. The full testimony is below:
"Chairman Copps, Commissioners Adelstein and McDowell, thank you for the opportunity to testify today. Read More

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Washington, D.C. – Early termination fees are penalties designed to stop consumers from switching companies for better service and better price. These penalties don't save consumers money as the carriers claim, and they rob consumers of the benefits that an open and competitive market would otherwise bring, according to Consumers Union's testimony before the Federal Communications Commission. Read More
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